Sentence examples for lead to adaptation from inspiring English sources

Since the spectral content transmitted through the waveguide depends on the periodicity surrounding it, the folding induced lattice transformation in such origami structures can lead to adaptation in waveguide frequency.

Selection-based effects lead to adaptation via natural selection operating on reliably transmitted epigenetic variations and are analogous to the selection-based effects of genetic inheritance, though epigenetic variation may occur more rapidly and its frequency may increase due to environmental challenges.

Prolonged deviation of the sensory hair bundle can lead to adaptation of otolith hair cell receptor potentials [63], [64].

In the opposite sense prolonged unweighting of the otolith mass and thus tonic unloading of the otolith stereocilia could conceivably lead to adaptation of receptor potentials.

This kind of reflective action may lead to adaptation or even change in professional behaviour.

This suggests that selection in the captive environment may lead to adaptation to the 'new' photoperiod.

Will the propensity for violent sports in some cultures lead to adaptations to protect against head trauma?

Alterations in TEE did not lead to adaptations of energy intake in females, whereas in males, a higher absolute energy intake during the competition phase was observed.

The paper is the first to reveal that RNA editing, not just changes to a specific gene, can lead to adaptations.

Awareness that supplementation influences selection behavior of grazing dairy cows may lead to adaptations in botanical composition of the pasture according to the demand of the animals.

Cycles of alcohol intoxication and withdrawal, which initially activate NF-κB, when repeated over years may lead to adaptations in NF-κB that tolerate excessive stimulation.